Leon Cycles擁有者涉嫌違規反傾銷措施遭到逮補
法國，巴黎（PARIS）－法國當局以詐欺及逃避電動自行車反傾銷稅為由拘留自行車品牌Leon Cycles的中國企業家Lijun D。根據法國當局表示，詐欺總額估計達2600萬歐元。
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Giant Group Q1表現受高庫存影響
台灣，台中－歐洲及北美市場庫存降低及去年高基期都對Giant Group Q1表現造成直接影響，該集團第一季度營收下滑9.6%。
歐洲自行車景氣下滑電動自行車不減反增
荷蘭，宰斯特（ZEIST）－歐洲自行車市場經過疫情推波助瀾之後，終究躲不掉來到了調整期。這樣的情況是預料之中，問題在於何時會發生。當2022年歐洲各大市場表現比2021年退步時，電動自行車銷售卻不減反增，這是什麼情況？
Urban bicycles and e-bikes take the lead in Spain
MADRID, Spain - After two record-breaking years, the Spanish bicycle industry closed 2022 with a downward readjustment in sales and turnover, but very positive figures for employment and national production. Some 1.357 million bicycles were sold last year, 13.6% less than in 2021.
歐盟執委會降低Giant Kunshan反傾銷稅
比利時，布魯塞爾（BRUSSELS）－歐盟執委會已認同歐盟普通法院終審判決，確定向Giant Electric Vehicle (Kunshan) Co., Ltd於中國生產的電動自行車徵收反傾銷（anti-dumping）與反補貼（anti-subsidy）稅，稅率也確定從24.6%降為13.8%。
French market value up 5.2% as e-bike sector matures
PARIS, France - In a difficult economic environment, the French bicycle market has continued to grow in 2022 with cumulative sales of €3.6 billion, an increase of 5.2% over the previous year. The market is driven by sales of e-bikes with traditional bikes sales decreasing since 2016, according to the French Bicycle Observatory published by the association Union Sport & Cycle. In 2022, sales of e-bikes increased by 12% to reach a volume of 738,454 units.
Litemove's e-bike lights are turning green
Litemove, the manufacturer of innovative high-tech bicycle lights, is going green with its next-generation products.
Schaeffler線傳驅動系統Free Drive進入量產
德國，比赫爾（BÜHL）－這一刻終於來臨，Schaeffler Automotive Buehl GmbH & Co.正開始生產由Schaeffler 集團和Heinzmann共同開發的線傳驅動系統Free Drive。產量已計畫在接下來數年穩定成長。
Industry and MTB organisations team up for more advocacy power
BRUSSELS, Belgium - To support and grow mountain biking in Europe the International Mountain Biking Association Europe (IMBA Europe) and Cycling Industries Europe (CIE) have announced a 3-year collaboration.
Flyer CEO Andy Kessler: "We have a year's worth of stock of some components"
HUTTWIL, Switzerland - The reorganisation plans for Flyer as announced last week by ZEG caused a big scratch on the image of the Swiss company which once stood at the forefront of the e-bike boom in Europe. Shortly before the announcement, CEO Andy Kessler discussed the inventory situation at Flyer and finding a way back to 'normal', but also their relationship with owner ZEG and the market dominance of Bosch during an interview with Bike Europe.